You can have an abortion if you are more than 50 days pregnant, but you need to confirm the diagnosis of intrauterine pregnancy. Generally, medication abortion is suitable for intrauterine pregnancy within 35-49 days of pregnancy, and abortion surgery is suitable for intrauterine pregnancy within 35-70 days of pregnancy, so you can have an abortion on the 50th day of pregnancy if you are sure that it is intrauterine pregnancy. At this time, the damage to the body is small, the risk is low, and the recovery is fast. If the abortion is done too early, the embryo has just begun to develop and is prone to intrauterine residue, which may need to be cleared. If abortion is performed too late, the fetal bones have formed, the uterus becomes larger, the uterine wall becomes thinner, abortion will be more difficult, and more bleeding, recovery time is long, and the pain produced on the woman is also greater. It is recommended that patients take the appropriate abortion method according to their own situation and under the advice of the doctor. After the abortion, it is also necessary to review the ultrasound to observe the condition of the uterine cavity and endometrium, and adjust the menstrual cycle through medication if necessary to prevent menstrual irregularities.